Why did Delta plane crash in Toronto? Here is what we know about the reason.

The Delta air plane crashed on Monday During fiery landing At Toronto Pearson International Airport, he wanders around the airport runway before stopping while turning upside down.

The dramatic scene, which was captured on the video by air traffic monitors, and then left the passengers on the plane to 21 people – two cash. This caused this to be investigated by the Canadian Transport Safety Council and multiple transportation agencies in the United States. This is what we know yet.

The ceiling of the plane “became the ground”

Delta Air flight 4819 left Minyapolis Saint. Paul International Airport in Minnesota state on Monday morning, carrying 76 passengers and four crew members.

The plane, which is run by the Delta Air Lines company, Endeavor Air, hit the landing bar upon its arrival at Toronto Airport at approximately 1:15 pm, according to Delta. The photos and videos of the accident showed that the CRJ-900 plane opened fire when it reached the sidewalk and began in the side rotation while slipping through the airport, and losing its tail and both wings along the road.

She turned in the end and stopped. Passengers on the plane since then She described hanging upside downHanging with tied seat belts, with one person who remembers how “it was shattered on the ceiling, which became the floor” after the inaccuracy.

The emergency teams rushed to the accident site, extinguish the fire, then evacuating the passengers who were still inside. At a press conference on Tuesday, the head of the Toronto International Airport, Deborah Flint, praised the flight crew in Delta and emergency workers at the airport to launch a “textbook” reaction to the accident that started “within minutes.”

Flint said: “The flight crew in Delta 4819 led the passengers heroic to safety, and the evacuation of a plane that turned against the runway on the landing that was in smoke and fire.” “Thank you for everything you do every day and every night in the service of safe air travel.”

Two people were seriously injured

All 80 passengers and crew members survived the Delta trip from the accident. The respondents in the emergency situations and the flight crew themselves entered the passengers in the passenger corridor and helped to evacuate them through the emergency exit door. More shots of the accident showed their passengers climbing from the plane and going out to a snowy, where they were strong winds in the past.

Officials originally reported that 19 people were injured in the accident, but the number was reviewed to 21 people between the two and Tuesday. Flint said 19 people were transferred to hospitals in the area to receive medical treatment immediately after the accident, and two others were accepted later. ” Some people suffered twistingHead injuries, anxiety, “nausea and vomiting due to exposure to fuel.”

Nineteen injured were released by Tuesday, according to Delta Air Lines, while two remained in the hospital and their circumstances were included as critical. The exact nature of their positions was not published, but Flint told the correspondents that the people who were injured on the 4819 trip had a set of injuries that are simple in the critical, which are not threatening life.

The regional PEEL of Persons is classified as a child as an injured and in critical condition, but the sick children’s hospital later said that the child is in good condition. Correspondents pressed airport officials and respondents on Tuesday to obtain answers about whether the two persons still suffer from decisive injuries that included any children, but officials said they did not know.

Toronto was suffering from harsh and cold weather

They were met with the crash of the plane with harsh winter conditions when they got out of the airport, with one person who resembles the environment to the weather. Snow and coated ice can be seen, strong winds on the video.

Meteorologists said Toronto suffers from the snow that blows when the accident occurred, and the vision was reduced to 6 miles. The winds were up to 37 miles per hour, and temperatures fell to much less than freezing to 17 degrees Fahrenheit only.

But Todi Aitkin, the firefighting outlet, Toronto International Airport, said on Monday that the airport runway was dry at the time of the accident, and there were no cross -wind conditions with the arrival of the Delta flight.

Flint said on Tuesday that the accident occurred on a “operating day” at Toronto airport, which canceled hundreds of flights during the weekend as a result of heavy snow. By Monday, more than 1000 flights were scheduled, and they resumed at the airport about three hours after the accident.

It leads nearly twenty members of the Transport Safety Council in Canada to investigate the accident and what it may cause. The National Safety Council of the United States and the Federal Aviation Administration will also send people from both American agents to help the investigation.